I like to bake in my 1 quart corningware with lid, almost 5" tall. Will it fit in this oven, thank you
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It doesn't look like it. I just put a 4" tall pyrex dish and there was less than half an inch between the top of the container and the top heating element. So, I don't think a 5" tall item will fit in there. I hope this helps.Juan M.
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It doesn't look like it. I just put a 4" tall pyrex dish and there was less than half an inch between the top of the container and the top heating element. So, I don't think a 5" tall item will fit in there. I hope this helps. Juan M.
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Will the rack in the lowest track, you can barely squeeze 4-1/2" cookware into the opening by my measurement. And it would be all but up against the top elements which could create hot spots. You may have to jump to a giant toaster oven to accommodate your corning ware. These ovens are higher cost, have a larger footprint, and may not fit under your upper cabinets. You could get a smaller casserole dish (more horizontal, less vertical), leave the lid off the one you've got, or buy a small crockpot. Happy cooking!
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Lots of them. If you have any round 9" Corning baking dishes, one of those will work. The cover for the 9.5" IMUSA 'pot' is a perfect fit. Many 10" lids work as well. BTW the IMUSA is an excellent sub for the Chen except the lid is not oven safe.
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Hi, Clare--I no longer own this oven, only because I had my kitchen renovated and it no longer matched the other appliances. It was a great oven while I had it. However, I do know it was higher than 12". Looking at the measurements posted online, they say: Measures 29-15/16 by 16-1/4 by 15-9/16 inches. So, according to what is posted, it is just over 15-1/2" high.
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It fits my Lodge combo cooker set which includes the 3 quart dutch oven. If the handles on the 5 quart are the same as the 3 quart, then it should fit.
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The specification depth of the appliance is 20.0" (21.0" with the accessory trim kit for cabinet installation). My oven sits on a counter and its exterior depth is 19.25" (not including its only front panel protrusion - a timer knob) but an allowance of at least another 3/4" must be made to account for the bend radius of the power cord attached to the back of the oven. So a cabinet depth of at least 20" would be needed to fully fit the oven without accounting for its protruding front knob. A cabinet depth of 17-3/4" will result in at least 2" of appliance protrusion, but it will still accommodate its front feet. The specification depth of the appliance is 20.0" (21.0" with the accessory trim kit for cabinet installation). My oven sits on a counter and its exterior depth is 19.25" (not including its only front panel protrusion - a timer knob) but an allowance of at least another 3/4" must be made to account for the bend radius of the power cord attached to the back of the oven. So a cabinet depth of at least 20" would be needed to fully fit the oven without accounting for its protruding front knob. A cabinet depth of 17-3/4" will result in at least 2" of appliance... » Read More The specification depth of the appliance is 20.0" (21.0" with the accessory trim kit for cabinet installation). My oven sits on a counter and its exterior depth is 19.25" (not including its only front panel protrusion - a timer knob) but an allowance of at least another 3/4" must be made to account for the bend radius of the power cord attached to the back of the oven. So a cabinet depth of at least 20" would be needed to fully fit the oven without accounting for its protruding front knob. A cabinet depth of 17-3/4" will result in at least 2" of appliance protrusion, but it will still accommodate its front feet. « Show Less
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The answer is yes. Lodge measurements are taken at the top of the pan. The Lodge 10.25 skillet, the 10.25" deep skillet (formerly known as the 3qt. chicken fryer) and the 5qt. dutch oven all will share the same size lid.
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Sorry, I don't have this oven any longer, as the bottom heating elements stopped working after a little over a year. If you call them, they should be able to give you these measurements.
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Yes Kala Ann, it most definatly will. Better even than my 5Qt. 10" does. Because with mine the sides tend to bunch up around the oven from the weight. Also for extra measure, if you did not see my post, have a piece of 3/4" plywood cut into a circle of 13 1/2" and set the oven on it as close to center as you can and trace around the legs and drill 3/8" holes about 3/4 of the way through so that the oven does'nt slide around, it will help alot. It will also prevent the legs from wearing holes in the bottom of the bag over time. Which will happen. Hope this helpsNorm Robertsnorm033@charter.net Yes Kala Ann, it most definatly will. Better even than my 5Qt. 10" does. Because with mine the sides tend to bunch up around the oven from the weight. Also for extra measure, if you did not see my post, have a piece of 3/4" plywood cut into a circle of 13 1/2" and set the oven on it as close to center as you can and trace around the legs and drill 3/8" holes about 3/4 of the way through so that the oven does'nt slide around, it will help alot. It will also prevent the legs from wearing holes in the bottom of the bag over time. Which will happen. Hope this helpsNorm... » Read More Yes Kala Ann, it most definatly will. Better even than my 5Qt. 10" does. Because with mine the sides tend to bunch up around the oven from the weight. Also for extra measure, if you did not see my post, have a piece of 3/4" plywood cut into a circle of 13 1/2" and set the oven on it as close to center as you can and trace around the legs and drill 3/8" holes about 3/4 of the way through so that the oven does'nt slide around, it will help alot. It will also prevent the legs from wearing holes in the bottom of the bag over time. Which will happen. Hope this helpsNorm Robertsnorm033@charter.net « Show Less
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I guess I don't understand the question, or the reasoning for asking it. The pan easily fits in a standard-sized oven if that is what you need to know. If you can clarify what it is you need to know, I'll try again to answer.
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I don't think it will fit. Our cabinet is about 11 1/2" deep and the oven sticks out about 1 1/2".
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Didn't measure it. A large pie plate fits comfortably inside and a lot of my corning ware does too. Because of the way the rack must fit, you cannot have much wider or deeper than that pie plate. I would guess 2 inches high is the maximum dish size or food would burn.
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Yea it'll fit. Its how my wife bakes muffins. Oven inside is around 11" wide by 9".Molds are around 9.75" by 6.75" each.
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It would be really close. I measured mine and it looks like it might be exactly that size, so probably difficult to get it in. Also, since it is also a convection oven, I think you would want to have a bit of space around it.
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I do not have the sizes written down, may 1 quart 2 quart and 3 quart not positive, one is very small then regular and the dutch oven is a small dutch oven. We have used the middle size the most
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It's oven proof up to 500 degrees Cuisinart says. So yes. I have not tried using it in the oven myself yet. Check the dimensions of pan to see if it will fit in you table top oven first. it's 12" but then add the handles. so I'd add 4" to the 12" for a total of 16". I hope this is what your asking. Happy new Year.
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The outside diameter of the lip on the underside of the lid is 9 7/8". I measured it just for you, so I think this should be what you're looking for. Though I'm surprised your Dutch oven didn't come with a lid. Hope this helps.
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I don't know the measurements, but that size pan wouldn't fit. This is a great oven though.